Answered4 years ago

What visa options do I have for a 3-month stay in Thailand?

Visa Types Tourist Visa Visa Extension Thailand Immigration NON-O Visa

Maria *********

asked Jun 8, 2022

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Hi all

I need to go to thailand for 3 months. 

Can anyone tell me what visas I need?

Can I go exempt for 30 days and extend 2 times for 30 days..

Thanks

Answer summary

To stay in Thailand for 3 months, the best option is to obtain a tourist visa, which allows for a 60-day stay with the possibility of a single 30-day extension. It's important to note that certain nationals might have different visa rules, so it's advisable to check your specific options based on your nationality.

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Steve *******

Get a tourist visa (60 days) before you travel and then one extension (30 days) in Thailand.

4 years ago

Zane ********

Try reaching out to TVC, they can assist you anything about your visa.

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4 years ago

Maria *********

@Zhen ***********

thanks Zhen.. I already spoke to them.. they put

Me into another agency that wanted 4000B just service fees so I’m going to do it myself.. but thank you

4 years ago

Mike ******

I can recommend the following person to answer your question.

@Farang ********************

4 years ago

Stuart *********

You can only extend once. Probably best option is to get a tourist visa (60 days) and extend that for a further 30 days.

What nationality are you? As this may affect your options

4 years ago

Giovanni *******

@Stuart ********

estensione solob1 volta esatto fare visto 60 gg ed estensione altri 30 gg.io sono italiano e pensionato e faccio visto non o di 3 mesi con ambasciata thai a Roma ciao

4 years ago

Maria *********

@Stuart ********

just made application for tourist visa but document upload asking for confirmation of residency and proof of residency. I’m gathering I can use my driving licence? 🤷

Also requesting letter from employer but I stated I was retired..

just don’t want to go ahead for it to be turned down..

4 years ago

Stuart *********

@Maria ********

For proof of residence in the UK I’m not too sure. Driving licence may well suffice.

4 years ago

Stuart *********

@Maria ********

put “N/A” on a piece of paper and upload a photo of that.

4 years ago

Maria *********

@Stuart ********

Italian passport.. born and live in Uk